Job Description
Job Title: Quantity Surveyor - Cost Consultancy / High Rise Location: North West Salary: 45,000 - 55,000 + Package Job Type: Permanent About the Company An independent and growing property and construction consultancy providing specialist Project Management, Quantity Surveying, Cost Consultancy and Building Surveying services across the UK. The business works closely with a select group of clients, providing commercially focused advice throughout the development lifecycle. Its portfolio includes major residential, Build to Rent, commercial, regeneration, student accommodation and mixed-use developments, with active projects exceeding 500m in construction value. The cost consultancy team provides services from early feasibility and appraisal through procurement, tendering, value engineering, contract negotiation, cost control, valuations and final accounts. The Role We are looking for an experienced Quantity Surveyor / Cost Consultant to join the cost consultancy team, working across major high-rise and complex development projects ranging from 10m to 150m . This is an excellent opportunity for a Quantity Surveyor looking to develop their career within a consultancy environment, working directly with clients and project teams and gaining exposure to major development schemes. You will be involved across the project lifecycle, providing commercial and cost advice from initial feasibility and budget setting through procurement, construction and final account. Key Responsibilities Provide full Quantity Surveying and Cost Consultancy services across major development projects. Prepare feasibility estimates, initial budgets and cost plans. Develop and maintain project cost plans as designs progress. Provide commercial advice to clients throughout the development lifecycle. Assist with procurement strategy and advise on appropriate procurement routes. Prepare tender documentation and manage tender processes. Undertake detail
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